This morning started with my husband already sitting at the Mazda workshop after dropping our daughter at college. It’s time for our CX-5’s routine service. Yes, the one that’s already ten years old. Honestly, it doesn’t feel like a decade at all. I still remember the day I got the keys to that dream car, totally free from tiket.com’s car ownership program. What a moment.
Mind you, I posted about that dream car in 2012, and finally got it for FREE in 2015. Talk about Law of Attraction or Reticular Activating System!
We’re getting it serviced now to prepare for our end-of-year Java road trip. Fingers crossed she behaves well on the highway. She’s always been my favorite car, even though she once spent some time in Bali being rented out. Now she’s back with us and officially assigned to our youngest, who can finally drive and has her license.
By noon, I was still stuck editing a video for the Sinar Mas Land competition. And somehow I finished and uploaded it right on time. The deadline was 6 p.m., I submitted everything at 5, and I only recorded the voiceover once. No retakes. The editing was the real beast. I really hope it pays off.
Tonight we went to Bakmi Gocit at The Loop BSD for DATE, our church’s small group. New place, new additional people. There was this couple who just joined, and surprisingly they already knew us. Apparently, I had been a judge at a startup event they won. What a small world.
We talked, ate, laughed… the usual. Tonight’s theme was value, and everyone got a turn to share. When it came to me, I told them my core value is family. Every decision I make somehow circles back to that. Even choosing a life partner, I wanted someone who’s a true family man.
Funny trivia: at the table right next to us, there was another DATE group. What are the odds?
After the session ended, my husband and I took a little stroll around The Loop since it was our first time there. Lots of new places, some opening promos too. Definitely a spot worth returning to.
It was such an ordinary-but-lovely day. The kind I’d forget if I didn’t write it down.
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